Paramount
Historic 2,807-seat performing arts venue opened in 1928, operated by Seattle Theatre Group, hosting Broadway musicals, concerts, comedy, dance, and family entertainment in a lavish art deco interior.
History: Originally opened March 1, 1928 as the Seattle Theatre, built by Paramount Pictures for nearly $3 million. Designed by renowned Chicago architects Rapp & Rapp. Renamed Paramount Theatre to match Publix theater branding. Operated as a movie palace for decades before transitioning to live performance. Purchased by Ida Cole who restored and preserved the venue before transferring ownership to Seattle Theatre Group in 2002.
Facilities
| Seated capacity | 2,807 |
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| Stage | Yes |
| Parking | No on-site parking. Nearby options include Grand Hyatt 7th and Pike Street Garage (subscriber vouchers available), Seattle Convention Center garage, and Pacific Place Mall garage. Metered street parking free after 8pm and on Sundays. |
| Accessibility | ADA accessible seating available via Ticketmaster. ASL interpreted, open captioned, and audio described performances offered for most Broadway productions. |
Rental policies
| Rental info | Available for private events and rentals through Seattle Theatre Group. Contact STG for pricing and availability. |
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